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8/19/2019 Dynamic Model of IGBT
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282
A.
HADDI
et al.
The
SPICE
parameters
which
provide
for
adjustment
of
saturation
current,
conductivity,
and
static
saturation
voltage
of
the
IGBT
are:
Kp
Transconductance
coefficient ,
and
L
channel
width
and
length
respectively ,
G MM
bulk
threshold
parameter),
PHI
surface
potential),
and
L M D
channel-length
modulation)
for
the
MOSFET
element,
and
the
current
gain
for the
BJT.
II.2.
Dynamic
Model
of IGBT
After
calibration
of the
static
parameters,
one can
proceed
with the
dynamic
model.
Two
branches,
with
components
names
indicated
GD
and
DG
in the
sub-circuit,
between
the
gate
and drain of
the
MOSFET
are
used
to
simulate
the
dynamic parameters
[9].
Typical
dynamic
parameters,
used to characterize the
IGBT,
are the
switching
characteristics
times:
rise time
tr ,
fall
time
tf ,
turn-on
delay
time
tdon ,
turn-off
delay
time
tdoer ,
turn-on
time
ton ,
and turn-off time
tor ,
with:
ton
tr
+tdon
and
torf
tf-+-
tdoff.
Fall
Time
Calibration
The
biggest
limitation
to
the turn-off
speed
of
an
IGBT is
the lifetime
of
the
minority
carriers in the
n-
epi. layer, i.e.,
the base
of
the
p-n-p
bipolar
transistor.
The
charges
stored
in
the
base
produce
a
characteristic
tail in
the current
waveform
of an
IGBT
at
turn-off.
When
the
MOSFET s
channel
turns
off,
electron
current decreases
and the
IGBT
current
drops
rapidly
to
the level
of
the
hole recombi-
nation current
at
the
inception
of
the tail. Since the base
current
of
the
p-n-p bipolar
transistor
corresponds
to
the
MOSFET
drain
current,
the
current
gain
of
the
p-n-p
transistor
is
then,
given by
[1]:
/3 Q1
IMOS
This
current
gain,
BF
parameter
in
SPICE,
allows
to
adjust
the
abrupt
fall
amplitude
and
implicitly
the
fall time
value,
this can be
also
adjusted
directly
by
the ideal forward transit time
of
the
parasitic
n-
p-
n
transistor
parameter
TF in
SPICE).